> In [log in to unmask], Roger Mills <rfmilly@...> wrote:
> chamberlain, n. the treasurer of a municipal corporation =
> not sure of this; Charlie assumed it referred to a household
> manager....
In the Senjecan conculture there are no municipal corporations. As
a
matter of fact, I didn't even know what it meant, since I'm not
aware
of the title being used in the USA. It is British, perhaps? It is,
however, the 3rd definition given in the AHD. I decided to go with
the 1st definition in the AHD, but it doesn't apply to every
household, just to those that are well off & need a manager.
>Pieterson wrote:
>5. bakery – xižosk (< xižos – bake)
>Xižösk-r tui tirümi anst-ozn-e ir-ar xir-an ban leþið-r keiz-ég-os
>bakery.ACC that most nice-find-I.PRES street.ACC four.ACC in
>distance.ACC to_be.EVD.PRES
>lit. The bakery that I find nicest is four streets further
I like this rendering much better than mine: cüêr mhêjon ólna, 4
streets across.
Thus,
The bakery...is (a) farther four streets.
vomhdêm-os cüêr ólv-u cüêlo mhej-ôes ês-a
bakery-NOM.sg four increase-ADV far street-NOM.pl be-IND
P.S. Numerals are placed before other modifiers.
P.P.S. In English, it is my personal preference to use "farther"
when physical distance is denoted, "further" otherwise.
Charlie
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